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Why Americans became more vulnerable to oil price spikes
More than a decade ago, when Americans faced surging prices at the pump, policymakers developed a vision to wean people off gas and oil: more efficient cars, more compact and walkable communities, more renewable energy. Then the country lost momentum. A surge in oil and gas production at home, as well as a flood of cheap crude overseas, ushered in an era of lower energy prices. Ramping up supply, rather than reining in demand, came to define America's push for energy independence. Yet the nation's expansion of drilling over the past decade has ultimately made households vulnerable to volatile price swings.
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1Q22 Webcast Transcript
CNA FINANCIAL ANNOUNCES FIRST QUARTER 2022 NET INCOME OF $1.15 PER SHARE AND CORE INCOME OF $1.16 PER SHARE
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